Phalaenopsis fuscata

[tmoney]

Originally Posted by Mr.Fakename

I do not grow this one, but the plants in the Fuscatae section (fuscata, viridis, cochlearis and kunstleri) are easy.

Hot to intermediate temperatures, do good in low light. The only problem you might face is bud blast if the plant isn't established, they like it very very moist.


Do yourself a favour and find a copy of Christenson's Phalaenopsis Monograph, it's full of helpful info!

thanks for the info! but im stuck on, “ i do not grow this one”...why not?! i sorta thought you had one of each species aboard....

[Mr.Fakename]

Originally Posted by camille1585

I had never heard of it, but thanks for the suggestion, this will go on my Christmas wish list! My family doesn't like enabling for orchid addiction, but this is a book, so doesn't count! 😂

The books I recently found out and want real bad are the colouring and painting guides from Kew Gardens.
I can't draw to save my life, but damn those botanical watercolours make me want to try.
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Originally Posted by tmoney

thanks for the info! but im stuck on, “ i do not grow this one”...why not?! i sorta thought you had one of each species aboard....

I wish, but girlfriend and bank account do not agree.

[tmoney]

update, and sorry for the double post, but we're pretty happy about this one too!

it has opened a bit more in the last day or so, and maybe i'll post another pic here if it spreads or looks different.

[Dusty Ol' Man]

Originally Posted by tmoney

thanks for the info! but im stuck on, “ i do not grow this one”...why not?! i sorta thought you had one of each species aboard....

Here's a link to the book in question.
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